Explore Boothbay HarborOutdoor Fun & Local Treasures

30 miles of hiking trails are open year-round free of charge on BRLT’s preserves. Enjoy meadows, forests, wetlands, scenic vistas and the natural beauty of the Boothbay region.

Come play a unique 18 hole mini golf course. With a nautical theme, the specially designed and built obstacles provide a challenge to those who wish to perfect their putting skills.

Discover stunning ornamental gardens and exceptional natural beauty, waterfalls, and incomparable stonework and sculpture.

This beautiful town park is the secret that locals don’t want you to discover! It features a large lawn, covered gazebo, restrooms, and two rocky beaches off Linekin Bay.

Enjoy soups, deli sandwiches, and drinks while lively servers entertain with cabaret performances featuring Broadway classics and hits from legends like Sinatra, Garland, and Patsy Cline. 

This community hub offers free access to books, programs, museum passes, WiFi, and more. Enjoy year-round events, children’s spaces, and public meeting areas, fostering learning and connection in Boothbay.

A historic Maine landmark since the 19th century, this restored venue hosts renowned arts and cultural events, thanks to dedicated community preservation efforts.

Cap’n Fish’s Whale Watch offers the region’s fastest boats and expert naturalists. Spot whales, puffins, seals, and enjoy scenic coastal tours.

Home to colorful marine life, sharks, and touch tanks. Experience hands-on encounters with sea stars, lobsters, and even pet a live shark.

Captain Dan Wolotsky leads light tackle Striper fishing in the Kennebec watershed. Expect wildlife sightings and a smooth ride aboard the 21’ Sweet Action.

Set sail on a two-hour cruise along the Maine coast, spotting lighthouses, lobstermen, and wildlife aboard Boothbay Harbor’s largest charter schooner.

Enjoy a scenic boat ride to this 5.5-acre island for a traditional Maine clambake, fishing, and relaxing coastal views. Indoor lodge with a fireplace for rainy days.

Step back in time at Boothbay Railway Village, where a narrow-gauge steam train winds through a recreated historic village. Explore over two dozen buildings filled with artifacts showcasing Maine’s railroad history, early automobiles, and everyday life from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Built in 1811, the Old Lincoln County Jail in Wiscasset provides a rare look into early criminal justice. Guided tours bring history to life, offering insight into the lives of prisoners, the hardships of jailers, and the unusual blend of family life within the jailhouse walls.

A short boat ride from Boothbay Harbor, Burnt Island features a beautifully restored lighthouse station. Step into the past as lighthouse keeper Joseph Muise and his family guide you through their 1950s-era home, climb the lantern room, and explore the island’s scenic trails.

Delve into the rich history of the Boothbay region at this museum, housed in an 1874 home. Browse six rooms filled with artifacts, photographs, maps, and memorabilia, or research town records, family histories, and local newspapers to uncover the area’s colonial and coastal heritage.

Soar through the air on zip lines, tackle 60+ obstacles up to 50 feet high, and brave the giant swing at Maine’s premier aerial adventure park. With multiple difficulty levels, there’s a challenge for every thrill-seeker!

Crow Point Yoga offers a welcoming community with classes for all ages, from Hot Power Yoga to Yoga Over 60, Tai Chi, and Kids Yoga. Relax in a tranquil space dedicated to whole-body wellness, including therapeutic massage.